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who handles error while writing the source code???.

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    Suppose i am writing code in .net e.g int i=10 then .net show me red line under the code where error occurs.we know the i have not apply semicolon at the end of syntax(int i=10;) who handles these error while writing the source code???.

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      Suppose i am writing code in .net e.g int i=10 then .net show me red line under the code where error occurs.we know the i have not apply semicolon at the end of syntax(int i=10;) who handles these error while writing the source code???.

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        Suppose i am writing code in .net e.g int i=10 then .net show me red line under the code where error occurs.we know the i have not apply semicolon at the end of syntax(int i=10;) who handles these error while writing the source code???.

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